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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1928)
O O prober 21, 1923. T IT E EUOEXE GUARD O o Pago Revon BENEFIT Oq ot the big erent at the Mc Donald theater for the coming week jj be the benefit performance for . p lodge Christmas Cheer fund uradal A percentage of all monies ilten in at the Monday matinee nnd i.kt performances will be turned "ft to the lodge for the Cheer fund lit both present and future uses. 'Beware of Bachelors" a comedy j..mn will be the picture for the Kit, starring William Collier, Jr.. " J Audrey Ferris. Clyde Cook and Jiargnrct Livingston are also in Ihe supporting oust of the picture which is a Hiiphone or talking picture i '"'w M"v'toue acts. "Pat Itooney and "West Point," are on the lull in addition to which the third f Jh ,fri" o( "'''reat Moments in Fodtball" will be shown. Monday morning, immediately fol lowing the Kilts' tree. Ihe kiddles wiU be escorted to the McDonald to see a special show put on for their bene fit. Elks are goint: to attend the Mon day night benefit show enmasse. ac cording to Christmas Cheer Fund committee. Everyone Is urged to do his bit by nttending the benefit, ihus helping defray the expense of Ijine county's annua Vuletlde service to those less fortunate. JfST TOE THING for "Her" may be found at once in Ihe "Gifts for Her" column uf the Shop-O-Scope. INSl'HE WITH HENRY TItOMP tZresyrelT CRESWELL, Dec. 2L (Special). Rev. T. H. Trevithick. paator of the Methodist ' church will preach a I hmtmas Bermon Sunday mornina. HiH Kiibject is "Earth Listening In. Special music will be given. The con gregation will unite with the other churches in a union Rprvira In th evening at the Presbyterian church. The cantata "The Christmaa King" win iHf given d- uie union cnoira. Leon a I And came home from Mon mouth Tuesday to remain over the holiday. W. W. Scott has moved from th rooms in the W.vatt and Taylor store ImildinR and will make his home with his sister, Mrs. It. K. Dereham and family. The Creswell grange will hold ita I regular meeting Saturday afternoon. Dec. A Christinas program will : be given, the juveniles assisting. Kverv number is requested to bring a small gift for the Christmas gamo. ;The juveniles will hold n . business jtnetinc and elect officers. ! Elizabeth Sedswick cnnie up from i Corvallis Wednesday to tpnd the ; holiday vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. Heigh Smith of Wend- jling have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. j C. II. McKay. Sir. Smith returned to ' Wendllng Wednesday and Mrs. Smith and infant daughter will remain with Creswell relatives for a time. C. V. Holbrook of Coburg drove 'er woo. A-thur Ton has been confined to , hra i ome with illness. I Kvorgreen camp of Royal Neigh j horB and the juvenile members held i n so-ial session in the form of a j Christmas party at the M. W. A. hall Thursday afternoon. A program consisting; of the following numbers Q were given: Piano solo, Mrs. My caret Warner; piano solo, Mrs. C. 1. Kent; recitation, Marvin Kerr, vecl tation, Celeste Warner; solo, Thelma Morton; recitation, Hazel Hush; reci tation, Lucile Kvnt; voonl solo, Mrs. Kent; recitation. Earl Grousbeck; recitation, Orville Wtlmot. The rooms were guy with festive trimmings Bnd a decorated tree added to the Phrint maB fc'heme. Gifts were exchanged and candy, nuts and popcorn served. Those present were Mrs. Travis Kerr and sons Vernon and Keith. Mrs. Helen Scott, Mrs. Ttert Thompson. Mrs. Anna Sitkwood. Mrs. W. I Wallace. Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mr. Kd Kuni. Mrs. Clayton Kivett nnd d;im:h ter Ixiii, Mrs. Minnie Kiddle. Mrs. F.rma Fuller. Mrs. Margaret Warner and daughter Celeste, Mrs. ,T. W. Zippier, Mrs, Anna Morton and daugh ter Thelma, Mrs. Herbert Neff, Hazel Kosterson. Mrs. narry Hush, Mrs. V. , K. Grousbeck, Mrs. C. I. Kent and daughter Lucille, and Jnry Kester son. O A. ri. Wheeler, attorney for the Ilrmly estate, was in Creswell on business Thursday afternoon. CompeiYt&ticA Clfcim Puzzle CommiMion 8ALKM, Ore.. Dec. 21. 0P The statu industrial accident commission has a puzzling question to solve in the claim for compensation presented by the widow of the bite J. V. 1 inter. Brownsville chief of police, who was Hi'i'ul.'iitaily killed white lumtins deer. The accident happened near lirjinis P-i'it. mid tin claim is set utt mat the hunter went to that place on official business and that tli hunting was in cidental, therefore that t he widow should receive compensation from the state. S I C. M A N - P E LT j ; I N S t n A X C 11 State Highway is Asked by Yamhill HALKM. Ore.. Dec. 21. OPt Gov ernor Patterson was asked yesterday by a delegation of Ynmhl county cit izens to uso his influence .towards having the River Road froiu Salem to Dayton designated us a state high way. The road would connect with the West Side Pacific highway at Dnyton, and the argument presented in its fnvor was that it would shorten the distance between Salem and '.'ortltuul. Stevens Extradition Request w Granted SADIOI. Ore., Dec. 21. Gov ernor Patterson yesterday granted ex tradition on requisition from Idaho for S. Stevens, who Is wanted at Pocatt'llo on two larceny charges. Stevens was In business here as a clairvoyant when arrested. A woman claiming to be his wife has Instituted habeas corpus proceedings In his be half, and a condition of the extradition is that Stevens shall not be taken from the state until the habeas cor pus case is disposed of. A telegraphic warrant received here also charges Stevens with swindling a Wisconsin woman out of $13,000. EDWARD TRAPP. MANAGER Credit Adjustment Bureau, Ph. 1170. We collect when others fail. Notes He accounts bought. 201 I. O. O. F. Bldtf. Special Permanent Wave, $3 Including shampoo and finger wavo. 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